Vicat shares reclaim the €60.80 level and gain 2.5%

A break above €60.80 anchors the week's rebound

Vicat gains 2.5% to €61.50, in a CAC 40 up 0.48% and an SBF 120 up 0.42%.

During the session, the stock broke through its €60.80 resistance, which also corresponds to its highest level of the past 30 sessions, and is holding above it: this level now acts as support. The move extends the rebound of the past week (+5.1% over seven days), following a rebound already under way last Thursday.

The share price stands 4.5% above its 20-day moving average (MM20) and 1.4% above its 50-day moving average (MM50), but remains 4.8% below its 200-day moving average (MM200), at €64.58. The RSI at 60 indicates upward momentum without overheating.

Over one month, the stock is up 6%, while the quarter remains negative (-6.1%). In a Paris market contending with tension over French debt and budgetary uncertainty, the cement maker is one of the risers in the SBF 120.

Nine-month figures expected on 5 November after raised targets

Vicat will publish its revenue for the first nine months on 5 November. At the first-half results, published on 29 July 2026, the group had raised its 2026 targets and aimed for growth of 7% to 9% at constant scope and exchange rates. It had then cited rising energy costs, expected to weigh more heavily in the second half, and unfavourable currency effects among its main points of vigilance.

By contrast, the full-year contribution of kiln 6 in Senegal and the price increases announced in the United States were among its growth drivers.

On valuation, the consensus of the analysts covered points to a P/E ratio of around 9.7 times earnings for the current financial year, with expected earnings per share growth of 13.5%. The next scheduled event is therefore the publication on 5 November.